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Neither ADO.NET nor ActiveX Data Object (ADO) provides the means to
create Microsoft Access Database. However, we can create Access
databases by using the Microsoft Jet OLE DB Provider and Microsoft ADO
Ext. 2.7 for DDL and Security (ADOX) with the COM Interop layer.
1. Open a new Visual Basic .NET Windows application.
2. In Solution Explorer, right click the References node, and then
click Add References.
3. In the Add References dialog box, click COM tab, click Microsoft
ADO Ext. 2.7 for DDL and Security, click Select to add it to the
Selected Components section, and then click OK.
4. Make sure to add reference to ADOX class library namespace
(Imports ADOX).
5. Change the path to the new .mdb file as appropriate.
6. Make sure the folder provided in the path exists. If path name
is not specified, the database will be created in your application
folder.
7. Create a Button control named btnCreateDataba se on the form and
copy the following code in the click event of the button:
Imports ADOX
Private Sub onCreateDatabas eClick(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal
e As System.EventArg s) Handles btnCreateDataba se.Click
Dim cat As New Catalog()
Try
'Create NewDB Database.
'Change the path to the new .mdb file as appropriate. Make
sure the folder
'provided in the path exists. If you path name is not
specified, the
'database will be created in your application folder.
cat.Create("Pro vider=Microsoft .Jet.OLEDB.4.0; " & _
"Data Source=C:\NewDB .mdb")
MessageBox.Show ("Database Created.", "Message",
MessageBoxButto ns.OK, MessageBoxIcon. Information)
Catch Excep As System.Runtime. InteropServices .COMException
MessageBox.Show (Excep.Message, "Error",
MessageBoxButto ns.OK, MessageBoxIcon. Error)
Finally
cat = Nothing
End Try
End Sub
